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Attend
Attend
v. t.
To
direct
the
attention
to; to
fix
the
mind
upon
; to
give
heed
to; to
regard
.
Attend
v. t.
To
care
for
; to
look
after
; to
take
charge
of; to
watch
over
.
Attend
v. t.
To go or
stay
with
, as a
companion
,
nurse
, or
servant
; to
visit
professionally
, as a
physician
; to
accompany
or
follow
in
order
to do
service
; to
escort
; to
wait
on; to
serve
.
Attend
v. t.
To be
present
with
; to
accompany
; to be
united
or
consequent
to; as, a
measure
attended
with
ill
effects
.
Attend
v. t.
To be
present
at; as, to
attend
church
,
school
, a
concert
, a
business
meeting
.
Attend
v. t.
To
wait
for
; to
await
; to
remain
,
abide
, or be in
store
for
.
Attend
v. i.
To
apply
the
mind
, or
pay
attention
,
with
a
view
to
perceive
,
understand
, or
comply
; to
pay
regard
; to
heed
; to
listen
;
usually
followed
by to.
Attend
v. i.
To
accompany
or be
present
or
near
at
hand
, in
pursuance
of
duty
; to be
ready
for
service
; to
wait
or be in
waiting
;
often
followed
by on or
upon
.
Attend
v. i.
(
with
to) To
take
charge
of; to
look
after
; as, to
attend
to a
matter
of
business
.
Attend
v. i.
To
wait
; to
stay
; to
delay
.
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